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I first met him here, and now he shines brighter than anyone in the Korean community. He always encourages everyone with kind words, joins daily events, and spreads happiness to all. By writing great tweets about CARV, he has provided tremendous support to CARV Korea. I really enjoy chatting with him in our group, and although it hasn’t been a long time, he has participated more actively than anyone. We’re all truly grateful for his efforts — he’s an essential part of our Korean community.

The latest Web3 trend is Kaito. If you look at his X (formerly Twitter), you can see that he posts very passionate articles, sharing the latest information on various projects. He is faithfully engaging with many users. That's why I think if you follow him, you can quickly access the latest alpha. He is also very kind to the community, so community members support him and wish him success.

I recently met a member of the Korean community on our CARV server who is an amazing guy, and I’ve got to say, his enthusiasm is wild. Despite the language barrier, he dives headfirst into server activities with a genuine eagerness to learn and connect. His willingness to engage, whether it’s through gaming, chats, or group events, really stands out. He’s not afraid to ask questions or use translation tools to keep the conversation flowing, which shows his determination to build friendships and be part of the community. His positive vibe and proactive attitude make him a pleasure to interact with, breaking down any barriers with sheer effort and warmth. Honestly, he’s a great example of how passion and openness can bring people together, no matter where they’re from.

I have the pleasure of working with Mandaringga regularly on dashboards and other tools digging in to market stats. Top chad

Great person I met in X ( Twitter ) He always interact so well and also love is positive and bright energy he brings the table. I also enjoying reading your insight you share

Meeting @mandaringga in person felt special. I’d known you for some time online, but seeing you offline was different — in a really good way. You have this quiet warmth that makes people feel at ease. Talking with you didn’t feel like networking. It just felt human. When we spoke about CARV, Tanzent, and your journey, I could sense the thought and care you put into everything you do. That conversation stayed with me. It reminded me why I still believe in this space because of people who build with heart, not just hype. I’m really glad we met. And if this was the first chapter of a longer story, I’d be happy to read the rest together.

Sometimes you meet people in the most unexpected ways, even through a few comments on your X posts. That’s how I met Mandaringga, and since then, it’s been a great friendship. As fellow Talus Labs yappers, we’ve always supported each other to grow and stay consistent out there. Meeting people like him reminds me that Web3 isn’t just about projects or missions, it’s about genuine connections that make the experience worth it.

Mandaringa has been an outstanding presence in the CARV community, especially within the Korean region. Even though I’ve never heard his voice, so I’m not entirely sure if he is a he or she but I’ll go with he, and I can say with confidence that his dedication is undeniable. He consistently shows up, actively supporting the community and participating in nearly all of our events. His involvement and enthusiasm makes him stand out as a true supporter of CARV. Community members like Mandaringa are the backbone of our growth, and his commitment is deeply appreciated.

I met this Web3 friend @mandaringga through a Web2 connection, and once we started talking about CARV, we quickly realized how many interests we actually share. It wasn’t just about one project we connected over broader market views, community culture, and how we approach this space. Meeting in person, exchanging thoughts, and having real conversations made the experience even more meaningful. Now, through one of our shared interests yapping we’re cheering each other on with even more interaction. A great example of how Web3 truly connects people.

I met him through Twitter, and he writes well, digs deep into projects, and studies. You learn a lot by communicating with him through Twitter. He has a lively and bright personality, so he gives a good influence to others. He is sincere, responsible, and expanding his activities toward Twitter. I should see and learn from him